New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
NEw-YoRK CITY.
X. Y. I'm August.

x Y. Elm August.
Tho New-York and Mobile Steamship Company has
been Incorporated with q capital Of $4,000. The
directors are Henry d. Haven, Willis s. Best Franz
Rudd, Erastus III. Barnes and Horace q Burrows
Albert NJ Rich, the mato OF the Robert L. Belk
nap who was accused Of causing the death Of sailor
John Peterson, was acquitted yesterday trial
before Judge benedict In the United States Circuit
Court.
The complimentary dramatic entertainment which
was TO be given to tho officers In Fort Columbus on
Governors Island last evening was postponed owing
to the arrival and departure Of soldiers, on account
Of which a proper audlenceroom could not DO OBJ
taned.
questions at yesterdays session Of the Mcmahon
Flynn examination He gave evidence relating to
the contracts between the Consolidated Subway Com
pany and the Insulated Conduit Company. No new
facts of Importance were ELECTED.
Policeman Edward Hahn, who killed Captain " jack
Hussey was called the bar before Recorder smyth
yesterday TO have day fixed for trial. Tho trial will
take place this month The trial OF Gulscpp Cri
fast who is also charged with murder In the first do
gree, was set down for July IL.
party Of forty-siX Fresh-Air girls started yoster
day morning for North Salem, N. Y, for fortnight
In the country.
An unknown man, ago about thirty five, with dark
hair and moustache, who probably was struck by n
train. found insensible tho NewHaven Rail
road near Brook yesterday. His head was cut
seriously The police sent him TO tho Harlem Hosp-
In the last three months DR.. Cyrus bison and his
assistants In the Sanitary Bureau have seized 17o651
pounds Of bad meat, POI 055 pounds OF decayod fish.
and 10000 pounds Of bad fruit and vegetables.
The Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments give
notice to taxpayers that the rolls OF real
and personal estate In this city fur 1887 have been
completed and are now In the possession Of the Board
of Aldermen. Tho rolls Will remain open to public
OfiiCG
Council until July 90
The Sheridan Shook Association went on its annual
excursion yesterday. 1t is composed In good pat
Of tho Republicans Of the XVIII Assembly District.
Mr. Shook is the leader Of the district II left West
Thirty ahh st. two large barses bound for Linden
Grove $.
Arthur f. Bateman, the Wall Street broker, sailed
his yacht Meteor last evening with q small party
Of friends on board for fortnights cruise on the
Eastern coast. Tho present objective point OF the
Meteor Is Bar HRrbor General william T. sher-
man and Charles f. Coon. Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury are among the guests Of Mr. Batcman.
At the Office Of the Inman line yesterday II was said
that the reported return Of the City of Richmond,
dent bluDder the part OF tho signd Service there.
Tho steamer had not put back.
ExCollector Morris Frledsam Is hard at work bal
ancng his accounts with the Government. His health
has been somewhat impaired by confinement and he
sails for Europe with his wife and daughter by tho
Fulda ON July H.
The trustees OF tho University Place Presbyterian
Church have filed plans to add parsonage, janltor's
rooms and class rooms 10 tho church.
On the list at Fircmer's Hall there are twenty-five
lremcn who suffering from broken bones wounds
received in contests with fires. Eleven Of them
injured between July and 0.
Constant Rcadcr"-Thomas NJ Cooley, OF Michi-
gan; william X. Morrison, Of Illinois; Augustus
schoonmaGer, of New York: Adace f. Walker, Of
Vermont. and Walter l. Bragg Of Alabama
" Back number Budd" who is under arrest n
charge Of shooting Joseph Brown, waived cxaminar
ton in the yoriville Police Court yesterday, and
committed for trial In default Of bail